Class Hacks
Five top hacks share their secrets on how to be an award-winning journalist in 2016. Steve Dyson reports.
Five top hacks share their secrets on how to be an award-winning journalist in 2016. Steve Dyson reports.
Need to get out more? Want to be taken to places you can only dream of? Look no further than the travel section of the newsstand. Alan Geere sets the doors to manual.
Of all the titles out there, writes Dominic Mills, Time Out is perhaps especially suited to mobile. If Dominic doesn’t manage to collect a print copy on the Tuesday, he’s very happy to settle for the apps, both of them!
In 2009, the Evening Standard’s ABC stood at 256k – it’s now over 900k. Removing the cover price was obviously the clincher, but there’s no denying the new-found spring in the Standard’s step. As editor Sarah Sands tells Ray Snoddy, no one has to pic
Hearst Magazines UK has made two senior digital appointments to Red magazine’s website Redonline.co.uk.
HOUSE by House & Garden has announced the launch of The List, an online guide for anyone seeking a creative professional to work on their home or garden.
The February issue of BBC Good Food Magazine has a choice of covers. For the first time, say the publishers, the food title is giving readers the chance to choose between a steak supper for Valentine’s Day or a stack of pancakes for Shrove Tuesday.
Future plc, the international media group and leading magazine publisher, today announces two new senior appointments in its recently created magazine division.
Financial Times journalists are poised for a 24-hour strike, the first in 30 years, as talks broke down over the management’s refusal to honour pension commitments following the newspaper’s sale to Nikkei, says the NUJ.
Guardian News & Media has announced the appointment of Martin Belam as social and new formats editor.
Five Trinity Mirror titles this week launched editorial campaigns encouraging young professionals and career changers to consider teaching.
The British Society of Magazine Editors has announced that their 2016 Chair is Claire Irvin, Editorial Content Director at River, former Editor-in-Chief of SHE and author of several fiction and non-fiction books.
Neil Oliver, the popular Scottish historian, archaeologist, broadcaster and writer, joins The Sunday Times Scotland this weekend.
Cathy Ma joins Bauer Media and Hannah Rouch, Alice Farmiloe and Ali Wilkinson have been appointed to new roles.
Newsquest must address problems with working practices at its production hubs to protect the quality of journalism on its titles and to safeguard staff, says the National Union of Journalists.
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